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With john bolton, who was crazy. so we are happy that its the seat-of-the-pants foreign policy, its got to stop. >> i think we will leave it at, you agree to disagree. thanks so much. >> mike: the parents of an american student who died after being held in captivity in north korea for more than a year have filed a claim for interest of ownership in a seized, north korean cargo ship. a north korean court ruled last year that the parents of otto warmbier should receive more than 5 million in compe...

For the last 6 months tokenization has been tracking and they stimulated $6.00 to $7.00 or to family groups and coral each group or system mated to have $3.00 to $8.00 members in other regions scoop sizes are believed to be twice or even 3 times that number. thats hard to observe in the white voters have mostly been studied in captivity into business kept while daughters research is studying among other things done in a stew productive behavior in the mangrove ecosystems wild and highly producti...

At that spot. >> you know so many americans and so many others of our allies in the u.n. command lost their lives protecting south korea. so you get the sense of danger and the tense of how important this has been. and you have got to remember there are probably somewhere 300, maybe 400 south koreans still held by north korea. the united states probably has not got and full accounting of the americans detained during the korean war. some of them could be alive. there is evidence a number of amer...

Is on the calendar, and this tweet is music to the dictators ears. something that this repressive leader wants, for the president to normalize him and act as if hes somebody that the president of the united states, the leader of the free world, would go out of his way and go up to the border of a repressive regime where there are an estimated 200,000 people in captivity, political prisoners subjected to torture, execution, physical abuse, just to shake the dictators hands, its almost unthinkable...

And what nature of man is gary hilton? listen to the confession tapes about what he says about merediths dog ella. he said he knew the dog had the identifying chip when he let the go in the supermarket parking lot. >> if i wanted to ensure that no one would have associated the dog with her, i would have killed the dog. theres no way i could do that. he was too much of a softy to kill the dog as he explained it. but ellas owner never had a chance. >> she was dead from the beginning. because i jus...

They had to try to escape. come what may -- down that cliff. and then, two months into their captivity, the moment came. gunfire pierced the silence. the kidnappers grabbed their weapons and ran toward the front of the camp. and the captives, impulse in unison, squeezed through the cage and slid off the edge of the cliff. >> there was no time to think what happened, no, we gotta go now. >> down a slope like that. >> yeah. were trying to get -- >> head first. >> yes. head first, holding onto the ...

That are born in captivity. some are captured directly out of the wild. in some of the more out lying, remote areas i was doing research in, the training in the early years can be pretty hard to learn about. i tried to keep watching directly at some what arms length. and in some of the more government-controlled areas, the way in which training starts to happen tends to be more around positive reinforcement and around the positivity of the raining in place where, if not born in captivity but rai...

Captivity. the book is intended as a work of scholarship. i try my best to be objective and report upon these human communities which are often times very overlooked. towards the last several chapters, i do begin to suggest there are a lot of things that they would continue doing. if we want to save the species and save the forest, we have a lot to learn from these groups. >> the name of your book "giants of the monsoon forest." thank you for sharing it with us. >> that is our first hour. stay w...

Janice: give me characteristics of this beautiful bird. >> obviously the whitehead and white tail. and its been our nations living symbol since 1782 a symbol of strength and very comfortable. this is a good thing. he likes you janice. janice: i like it. you look very comfortable. how long have you been doing this for. >> 13 years. eagle business long time. i was born into it. its a passion of mine and its a blessing to be able to educate people about this majestic species and how they can help h...

Thats been manatees are the largest mammals and the amazon oddly enough the least well known feel that when we began our work here 80 percent of the end habitants of the key toss were completely unfamiliar with this species. baby manatee would end up in their fishing nets and people would keep them as pets . but then the manatees want to die in captivity. the amazon rescue center is the only place in the world where rescued manatees are raised and then released back into the wild they take a lot...